Yes. Company A's petition remains valid, and you are free to work for
either A or B or both at any time. The only conditions are:
- you must work for at least one of them
- regardless of whether you work for A, B or both, you must work the exact
number of hours stated on the petition. If both are for full-time jobs, it
would be OK to work 40 hours for A, or 40 hours for B, or 80 hours total
if you work for both, but not OK to work 20 hours for A and 20 hours for
B.
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 01:30:01 -0500, Alex Inupa wrote:
> Status
> 1 - I have a valid h1b from Company A in state A 2- I started working
> for Company B in State B. 3- Company B has applied for h1b transfer, it
> is regular transfer so it will take 2 more months.
> 4- Currently I am working for Company B, andCompany B pays me 5- My old
> company Company A wants me back
>
> Question : Can I switch back to Company A without any formal BCIS
> filing. (I still have valid H1b) even before my transfer is approved.
>
> thanks,
> A!
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